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| LGBTIQ Taskforce Justice Working Group Communique: meeting 7 (21 February 2019) | The LGBTIQ Justice Working Group has been established to support the Victorian government's LGBTIQ taskforce. It advises on issues relating to civil law, criminal law, youth justice, safe communities, policing, corrections and related matters. | |
| LGBTIQ Taskforce Justice Working Group Communique: meeting 8 (18 March 2019) | The LGBTIQ Justice Working Group has been established to support the Victorian government's LGBTIQ taskforce. It advises on issues relating to civil law, criminal law, youth justice, safe communities, policing, corrections and related matters | |
| LGBTIQ Taskforce Justice Working Group Communique: meeting 9 (2 May 2019) | The LGBTIQ Justice Working Group has been established to support the Victorian government's LGBTIQ taskforce. It advises on issues relating to civil law, criminal law, youth justice, safe communities, policing, corrections and related matters | |
| LGTBI Justice Working Group Communique: Meeting 10 (1 May 2017) | On 1 May 2017, the LGBTI Taskforce’s Justice Working Group held its tenth meeting. | |
| LGTBI Justice Working Group Communique: Meeting 9 (20 February 2017) | On 20 February 2017, the LGBTI Taskforce’s Justice Working Group held its ninth meeting. |
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| Making and handling protected disclosures | How to make a protected disclosure about the department or its employees | |
| Mingu Gadhaba: Beginning Together, Koori Inclusion Action Plan | Download a copy of Mingu Gadhaba ('beginning together' in Taungurung language) the Department of Justice and Regulation's inaugural Koori Inclusion Action Plan here |
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| People management data | Data from the people management sections of our annual reports | |
| Powers of Attorney Act 2014 | Overview of reforms to powers of attorney and access to prescribed forms | |
| Proposed Recognition and Settlement Agreement with the Wotjobaluk, Jaadwa, Jadawadjali, Wergaia and Jupagulk Peoples | The Wotjobaluk, Jaadwa, Jadawadjali, Wergaia and Jupagulk Peoples and the State of Victoria have agreed to negotiate a Recognition and Settlement Agreement |
